This brings me home dawg... either its the song or ur rap.. jus too good.

Stumbled upon this "old" beauty and featured it on our latest edition of the #Soundcloud-Surfer: http://bit.ly/scsurfer13

time

Delicious Vinyl brings you Sunset Blvd, the new album from Yancey Boys, the group piloted by John “Illa J” Yancey and Frank Nitt. The dynamic new collection is built around previously unheard tracks created by Illa J’s brother: the late, great J Dilla (James Yancey). With Frank Nitt’s standing as J Dilla Music Catalog Curator and the official approval of Yancey Media Group, all productions on Sunset Blvd originate from The Lost Scrolls — the stunning cache of beats Dilla left behind.

With its rapturous single “Quicksand” featuring Common, Sunset Blvd also teams Yancey Boys with De La Soul’s Posdnuos (“Beautiful”), The Pharcyde’s SlimKid3 (“Rock My World”), and T3 of Slum Village (“Jeep Volume”), making it clear that the Dilla legacy is being represented by those who knew and collaborated with Dilla in his lifetime. Additional guests on Sunset Blvd include DJs Rhettmatic, C-Minus, and JRocc (Beat Junkies) as well as rap roughneck Guilty Simpson and R&B strongman Eric Roberson. “We’ve created an album that would make Dilla proud,” says Frank Nitt, who grew up with Dilla in Detroit. “But this isn’t a nostalgia trip: Dilla’s beats were so future-forward that they’re right on time in 2013, and we’ve assembled the best artists possible to represent that.”

Buy it here

Yancey Boys "Quicksand" (feat. Common And Dezi Paige)

Available HERE: https://ge-ology365.bandcamp.com/

ELEVATOR MUSIC by ASHERU & BLUE BLACK (Of The Unspoken Heard) Produced by GE-OLOGY

quickly made beat over 'mathematics "

sry bout the wack mix and guitar solo lol

100% Ft. Mos Def

featured on 'I Used To Lust H.E.R.' 
cashusking.bandcamp.com 

Lucille Ball (Hades)

http://illingsworks.bandcamp.com/album/path-to-grateness

Jay The Grate is my brother. I am Jay The Grate's brother. He taught me how to rap. Get acquainted. Been a really long time since me and my bro recorded together. This is the sound of rediscovery.
credits
released 30 May 2014 
beats & cover by ILLingsworth. the cover is my brother reading to his daughter, my niece. 
any DJ-type stuff that you hear was done by Mr. Will aka DJ WHIZZ.

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Jay The Grate - Dogmatic http://bit.ly/1ptzgpV

Buy on iTunes: geni.us/1f3R
On February 10th, 2006, the world of Hip Hop lost J Dilla aka Jay Dee.
James ‘J Dilla’ Yancey leaves behind an impression on Hip Hop that will last the test of time. A bridge between Hip Hop’s underground and mainstream, Dilla’s contributions ranged from single- handedly defining Detroit Hip Hop as a founding member of Slum Village to providing his production talents to Common, D’Angelo, Busta Rhymes, Erykah Badu, A Tribe Called Quest, The Pharcyde, The Roots, Janet Jackson and Macy Gray.

The Shining marked the reunion of J Dilla & BBE, who had released Welcome 2 Detroit, J Dilla’s debut album. The Shining serves as a showcase of J Dilla’s talents which features him not only as a producer, but also as a rapper, singer and musician. Featured guests on this album include Busta Rhymes, Common, Pharoahe Monch, D’Angelo, Madlib, Black Thought, Medaphor aka MED, and Guilty Simpson.
jdillafoundation.org/


The Shining Instrumental

So Far To Go

J Dilla - So Far to Go (Feat. Common & D'Angelo)

Off of Yogisouls debut album "By Nights". 
Available on vinyl and all digital platforms.

Album features: Ivan Ave, MoRuf, Awon, LumiHD, Dialate, Kristoffer Eikrem & DeAndre Grover.

Vinyl: bit.ly/1TY117j 
Digital: kingunderground.bandcamp.com/album/by-nights

Follow them here: 

@IvanAve
@Yogisoul
@KingUnderground

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Yogisoul - Intentions feat. Ivan Ave

PETE ROCK - "PETESTRUMENTALS 2" 
COMING JUNE 23rd on Mello Music Group
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/petestrumentals-2/id977868001

Pete Rock was raised in Mount Vernon, but his face belongs on Mount Rushmore. The Chocolate Boy Wonder perfected an art form, inspired millions, and soundtracked a generation. By contrast, Teddy Roosevelt seems like a chump. 

This is the man who Dilla told, “I wanted to be like you.” Kanye once called himself the “new Pete Rock.” But the original Pete Rock remains permanently vital. The evidence bangs in his latest opus, Petestrumentals 2, the sequel to the 2001 classic that helped define the hip-hop instrumental record. It marks the legend’s first album on Mello Music Group, a fitting union between the author of the boom-bap blueprint and the label that’s expanded upon his legacy. 

Describing Pete Rock’s productions do them little justice. They resonate in your gut, heart, and brain. The title of one of these beats says it all: “Makes Me Feel Like.” You fill in the blanks based on your personal experience and current mood. 

Petestrumentals 2 conjures memories of BBQ cookouts and 70s Blaxploitation scores, rattling summer jeep cruises and blunted Jamaican vacations. There’s a gorgeous requiem to Dilla (“Dilla Bounce (R.I.P),” where the originator pays tribute to the prodigy. You see the full range of Rock’s gifts on display: the meticulously chopped horns, unquantized drums, and air raid sirens. It contains the emotion of a thousand eulogies. 

No record can’t be resurrected. There’s no sub-genre or era that can’t be converted into Rock’s singular brand of soul. His music is the closest thing we’ll ever get to a time-traveling DeLorean, effortlessly shifting between past, present, and future. 

For the last 20 years, hip-hop heads have argued over the best Pete Rock original productions and remixes. Is it “They Reminisce Over You” or the “Shut ‘Em Down Remix?” Do you prefer Soul Survivor or the first Petestrumentals, his work with INI or the UN? His catalogue can’t be compressed into a bio; you need a book. 

This is the latest chapter—an even 20 slaps and rhythmic levitations. It’s Pete Rock at his best, accelerating and kicking cosmic slop, extending wishes, hope, love, gritty drums and eternal wonder.

Pete Rock - Heaven & Earth

A Tribe Called Quest - "1nce Again" (Phoniks Remix)

The Odd Tape

Right Side of the Bed

today is a morning that leaves you lost in the light of last nights election which essentially is a continuation of a global trend of racist, sexist and homophobic populism from the usa to the philippines. the whole problem is very complex but all of these populist idiots benefit from a huge part of the people not caring and they rather "get lost". juju rogers drops some jewels -fuck diamonds- over a bluestaeb beat for those who think their voice doesn't matter. their album LIT drops in december.

illustration by http://www.lennartgaebel.com
follow: https://soundcloud.com/juju-rogers // https://soundcloud.com/bluestaeb

Bandcamp:
https://jakartarecords-label.bandcamp.com/album/lit-lost-in-translation

Spotify 
http://spoti.fi/2fZefFZ

iTunes
http://apple.co/2eL8tpn

Apple Music
http://apple.co/2fZ7LXo

Bandcamp

JuJu Rogers & Bluestaeb - Get Lost Feat. Regis Molina (Pre order in description)

www.iamrapsody.com www.wheresyourcrown.com www.jamlarecords.com

Rapsody  2 AM ft. Ab-Soul produced by Khrysis and 9th Wonder

The Iceberg

This Girl I Know

Little Brother-Ladies Jam (Prod. by Young Guru)

Latest album "Ella" available now on iTunes. 
Purchase Here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/ella/id666551472
Features latest single, "Charlie Brown" feat. Blu.

Love BIG.
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